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It looks to provide no external amplification, just allows you to use your portable while mobile and routes the RF to an external antenna and audio to an external speaker. All this while it charges / conditions the battery depending on it state of discharge.precoislen wrote:Was looking at vehicular adapters for the Waris series radios, P/N AAEN1006B.
Can anybody tell me what wattage this transmits out on and what the cost of one is new?
Now customers working in areas such as Public Safety and Utilities can both charge
and operate portable two-way radios inside a vehicle. These Vehicular Adapters
detect the chemistry of the portable battery and select the optimum charging method
while providing power for in-vehicle use. In addition, an Antenna Adapter allows
automatic switching to an external Vehicle-mounted Antenna (sold separately) for
extended range. These kits include the Vehicle Adapter, Microphone, RF Adapter,
Battery Spacers, Technical Installation Manual, and Programming Software. 3 db
gain antennas are recommended for use with these vehicular adapters.
AAEN1006B